straight through
#4
RE: straight through
u would have no back pressure but i dont see how it would hurt our cars really but think of the noise ur gonna casue, its gonna get annoying for u when u drive
i say screw the piping and just remove the cat and let it spew out from there, that would be super free flowing and u would save alot by not getting pipiing
i say screw the piping and just remove the cat and let it spew out from there, that would be super free flowing and u would save alot by not getting pipiing
#7
RE: straight through
but it wouldnt be as noticeable. with the turbos, we will allways have back pressure.
SUGGESTION!
i found a sight, ill look for the link again, with electric cutouts. put it on the downpipe after the cat or straightpipe is u have that, then when you are replaxed driving, keep it closed. roll up to someone or just want to have fun, open it up. a cop drives by, close it. i would do it in a heartbeat, but my dad wont let me. $200 gets you one and they sell em in anywhere from 2-4" pipe i believe.
SUGGESTION!
i found a sight, ill look for the link again, with electric cutouts. put it on the downpipe after the cat or straightpipe is u have that, then when you are replaxed driving, keep it closed. roll up to someone or just want to have fun, open it up. a cop drives by, close it. i would do it in a heartbeat, but my dad wont let me. $200 gets you one and they sell em in anywhere from 2-4" pipe i believe.
#9
RE: straight through
ok, i don't know if i explained myself well enough or not
what i am looking to do is "cheap" exhaust so i can save for other things but still make the air more free flowing than the stock system
so i would say straight is a no since i have 2 kids and that would be crazy loud
if i am just looking for a muffler and want to go to a shop for pipe, i know straight through is best, but what brand, or does that matter?
and also are there any out there that don't come on the end with a tip, cause most i seem to find have honda or "ricer" looking tips
what i am looking to do is "cheap" exhaust so i can save for other things but still make the air more free flowing than the stock system
so i would say straight is a no since i have 2 kids and that would be crazy loud
if i am just looking for a muffler and want to go to a shop for pipe, i know straight through is best, but what brand, or does that matter?
and also are there any out there that don't come on the end with a tip, cause most i seem to find have honda or "ricer" looking tips
#10
RE: straight through
replace your resinator with straight pipe. it will still have the muffler to muffle it a bit, but removing the resonator will make it a little louder with less resistance. or you can make your own cutout. you can even make it so you can open it and close it either by going under the car or making a lever under your seat or whatnot. my buddy did it on his camaro. bad...***...